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Learn How to Minimize Health Risks
As volunteers continue to print face shields and other personal protective equipment (PPE) to assist with the COVID-19 pandemic, risk researchers question the safety of 3D printers.
3D printers are used in more schools and private residences than ever before. Though there have been concerns regarding volatile organic compounds (VOCs) released with plastic feedstock, the reality is that all additive manufacturing materials generate potentially harmful emissions.
Air Science® designs and manufactures various air filtration products that can help improve 3D printer safety for users and the environment.
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